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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
THURSDAY. JULY g, 1851,

COUNTY. VA, CONTAINING 1903 ACRES OF
LAND, ON
THURSDAY. July 2s, 1851,
nj 1 o'clock z. NJ, on tho premises. This VAtU.
ABLE FARM Is known IA " Horn Quarter.
ana was tho residence Of the late George Isy-
lOr. -,
sf. ISIS, executed By John r. Taylor TO the un-
dersigned trustee, and duly Of record IN tue
county Court clerks Office Of King william
county will proceed 10 sell Doing required
so to do w the beneficiary)at public auction,
en- Tho premises, on the day above menhpnod,
thnt magnificent FARM known "a Horn
Ouarter.n containing I,iOS ACRES OF LAND,
with splendid BRICK DWELLING thereon
containing twelve large rooms, together win
PbUndnnt out-houses and Two large Darns
This land lies On the north side OF Pamunxey
river only three and a aGg miles from lian0-
yer Courthouse and Chesapeake and ONO rail-
way, on the main county r0sd leading from
MancOhick 10 NOrman's bridge.
FOUR HUMID Ed ACRES OF the above land 10
heavily timhercd with white OAK, post oak, ana
zine; eco ACRES IS what ia called Pamunkey
FLATS, and 400 ACRES ia high lands. tut. land
"a in fine heart. and Il susceptible OF the hlgn-
oct state Of cultivation: takes grasses OF al
kinds we'll. This fnrn IL well watered, having
the Pamunkey on the one side and two never
failing creeks running through IL, besides nu-
uerOUs springs, aud a well OF the finest water
in the yard. The lawn and garden contain ton
or twelve acres OF land. The lawn II Dehut-
fully teraced. and contains some OF the most
beautiful aud rare shade-trees 10 be found any
where There is largo mill-pond on the
place and a mill-site. Taken altogether this Is
one OF the most noted aud valuable farms 10
be found anywhere In the state OF virginia,
being only eighteen miles from Richmon !, on
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railway, ana tnre'
ard half miles from the depot; located IN q
pleasant and heaithful neighborhood, conye-
nient 20 churches. schools, and post-oiiice. This
iruly-desrHble estate should attract tho a'ten-
zion e those seeking a beautiful country re-
n, a. or for those looking for irst-cas5 Invest
menis. a. the fertility OF The soil aud the alum
darce II valuable timber thereon ana its
proximity to market make II in every way I'M
mcnsely valuable.
For further particulars p.ease call on tho
auctioneers or the undersigned, and thcy vii
take great pleasure in giving the same. Par
tics attending the sale win get oil the train az
Hanover Courthouse, and private conyeyances
will take them 10 the tarn.
TERys or SALE: The deed requires cash, but
unusually literal terms of credit VIII be given
ana made known on day OF sale.
jy6 JOIN IL. W ! trustee.
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srOCH.BHo.xER9. &c

ALL SECURITIES dealt in at the New Ecrs
Stock Exchange bought and sold Tor inyeet
ment or on margin.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED subject to sigst drafts.
Interest allowed on balances
References: T.. La Montague & Sons, New
York: Union Bridge Company, New York aud
Buffalo. 1a!eeoooh
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BY james d. Elan,
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctionoer,
lfl3 Main street
ppv nrsIRARTE MEDIUM.

VERY DESIRABLE MEDlU VI
SIZE TwO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING,
wtTIi LARGE LOT. on EAST SIDE MCLEAN
icsvILLE TURNPIKE NORTH fhOh An NJ
NEAR yENABLE STREET, FOR SALE ~
tUCTIoN.-Fy request OF tho owner shaii
sell by public auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, July o, 1881,
~ az o'clock 7. NJ. the NEA y MELL-buint,
AMI ATTRACTIVE DETACHED rWO-sIOkf
EHICK DWELLING on the east side OF Mosoy
street Ior Mechanicsyille tnrnpiAe) Just norm
from yenahlc street, containing about SIX
rooms OF good size, In good order. with the
usual oonven.enccs; woll Of exec llent water
large LOT about i4x1s9 feet, occupied by a good'
prompt-payiDg monthly tenant. and 80 deslra-
bIy located, within easy distance OF the pusi-
ness centre Of the city. and near the WORK,
shops Of the Chesapeake and OHIO railway anu
the Tanner & Delaney Company. that II must
always command good rent and increase III
value. ,,., -,
Attend this sale and secure this really desl-
rabIe home while II may be had at lO@ price,
TERMS Easy, and announced at sale.
JAMES Il. ELAN, Auctioneor.
Immediately citer the above sale ] snalI son
n BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT OF 3lEl32 teet
on Cedar street west Of aud near Mechanics
vile turnpike. JAMES y. Elan,
jy2 AucuOuoei.
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GROCERIES. dc.
CNURT ORDERS.
NOODALL'S EXECUTORS rs.
W GOODALL'S LEGATEEs, AND JAMES'S
ADMINISTRATOR Us. WRIGHT
AND ALS.-IN HANOVER CIR

ADMINISTRATIVE VS. WRIGHT
AND ALS.-IN HANOVER CIR
CUT COURT.
Extract from n decree OF the Court entered in
the above consolidated Chancery causes
April q, ISL
- "1he Court doth rocommi; the
said report 10 Commissioner Cardwell, with in-
structiOns 10 proceed rs speedily a. possible %
ascertain and report 10 tho Court who are the
creditors OF the 1rm OF Sadler & Wright In
tended to DO secured by the trus.-deed from f..
T. Wrightto Hill Carter, trustee, dated OctO-
Der Q, 1884, and iled "a an exhibit with the bill
IN the second Of these causeA' &.
" And the said commissioner Is directed 70 give
notice Of the time and place lIed on by him
for executing said requirements. once week
for four successive weeks. Ia some newspaper
published In the city Of Richmond, Va. which
notice, so published, shall be oquivaleDtto per-
sonal service upon all the parties 10 those
causes, and all the creditors secured by said
deedu
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= = TUI =,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
A TLANTIO COAST LINE.

SOL. haas. Trarlc ManAssr:
y II. THOMAS. tseneral uaaasar Dr.
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II OCl, IT-tJ II FlIbIJAI LF ENINNIf n
IL HAND-sATCHEI, either on Broad, Mayo,
Franklin. Eighteenth. or venable street In
the saichel was small bag containing t35 In
gold and 81 In silver; also, u bunch OF three
keys and q handkerchief. A reward OF TEN
DOLLARS u left as the Dispafeh onice.
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AUCTION sALEN- Future Dsys.
by George r. Crawford.
Real Es,ntc Agent and Auciionoor,
1905 BANK street

URUSTEE'S PEREMPTORY SALE
4 OF DESIRABLE FARM ~ TIE TOWN.
SLIP OF ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY,
LYIN0 ON I'VE ROAD FROM GOODALIJS 10
HANOVER COURTHOUSE AND THE RICH
MOND AND CHAIR rESylLLHTURyPIKR
CONTAINING IN ALI 500 AcREs.-In oxe-
cuiiOn Of a certain iced Of trust dated jane
~, 1874, and duly recorded In tho clerks orics
81 Hanover County Court, Deadlock No. 2.
page g0i. default having Teen mado IN the pay.
ment OF the note therein recurod. ana by re-
quest OF the beneficiary, wiz Offor for sale AZ
auction, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY. July 9, 1ss.,
at $50 r. NJ, the aDoVc-described PkaPHRTY
TERMS: Casn as 10 expenses Of sale aud 70
pey OIL one note for 5000 and interest duoupoa
said pote. BY consent Of the beneficiary hore
libernl terms will be allowed II desired
Parties desiring 90 attend sale can leave N
the O'Clock accommodation on Richm0n.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad AMI stop
nj kilby, where couveyances will take them ~
place OF safe and return in time for train for
Richmond. j. III. DINNEEN.
les Substituted Trustee
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HOW 1T ACHES |

I'D Back Ache. Kidney Pains, Hip, Side.
Tx end Chest Pains. and all Strains and
81 Al Weaknesses xelieved In ono minute Dy
2k4the CUTICutA ANTlPAiH PLAs-
ii. ToTrEE DRUG IN scHEHiciL CON-
PAEY, Boslcn. ~. ~ @susW&w
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rRHIGHT.

mouth, Smitnield, Hampton, Old Point Wa
very, and hicxsford, Va; Washington, D. q. /;
Negoerne. Washington. and Tsrborc', \. c. all
stations on Atlantic aud Danviiie railroad,
seaboard aud koanoke railroad, Norfolk SOUTH
srsl,y; also, for Eastern Shore OF Virginia ana
all regular landings on the James aud Kappa
hsnsock rivers, 81 LOWEST RATES and
through bills issued.
l. b. TATUM, superintendent
my % No. llll Main street and HockstlA
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EVF WVTI'T UFH WVTIFFIT
Matters vent on Ia
The middle Of aay, WI
through toe press that
bank 10 he h town as
tioual 7" Win a
that g. zee
syuo'
-
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most a.
you $1,000 casa auu 4. -
the balance" Fortunately THIS
had not been one OF the believers |
Wood continued preparations
bank. About the 1st OF June he wen a
t@o gentlemen who were TO be olcersR
the bank and gst 81 600 from each OF tue y,
promising 10 issue stock for the same. 70
one OF those gentlemen he gave receipt
70 the other he did not give the scrat9b OF
a pen. II Is reported that be got SGOlfrom
another gentleman, making is all $4,000.
lie then left for Cincinnati to see the
Hall Safe and Lock Company sbont the
vault. That was three weeks ago last
Thursday. ON hs arrival IN Cincinnati ne
telecTaphcd here that be was called to New
York. Siuce then not q word has been
heard from ii. o. WOou.
The most persist Mt Inquiry in Clncnna-
ii. New YORK, and Boston jails TO get a
reply. IEquiry 10 Boston disclosed certain
iacts. TIE references llyen by wood are
alleged 10 be tiaudul mt. III. q. Wood l.
not known in Boston, although he claimed
that the TieisuIy Department were ready
10 issue TIE Bills for toe new bank, and
exhibited le,ier 70 that effect.
The Treasury Department discllims any
knowledge of such a bank, aud SAYS that
nc application for the establishment OF the
saruC bss been received.
IL is also charged that ii. o. Wood forged
the name o. hi. fitbcrID law 10 note and
obtained $4,000 on il from the Gate City
National Bank 1T Atlanta
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acaL E&TArE AVPRIvArf SALE.


TOR SALE, ONEOFTllE MOST&a
a DESIRABLE FARMS AND RESI-
BFNCES IN PIEDMONT VIRGINIA, KNOWN
IS "FAIR YlHW,r the home Of the late WI
Fam u. lyme: six miles from GOcdonsville,
ard Immediately on the Virginia Midland
foilroGd, with derot, express, and post-onlce
within few hundred yards Of the dwelling.
Trairs passing constantly make it q most de-
sirablo country home for n businessman,
being only three hours ride from Richmond or
Washington. The dwelling IA a handsome
lriok with twelve large, airy rooms, wide mans,
large pCrches front and rear, and Is finished
Cfi in the most substantial manner The yarl
is largo and shady, and beautiful lawn. Or
chard Of eight acres. There Is on the place
large barn. stable. csrriage-hOuse, courthouse,
cattle sheds and tOolhOuses. All Of The build
ipcs are in thorough order and ore built Of the
hest material. There are 3lj acres OF nrst-
class land In fine state OF cultivation. large
rortion Of 1t being well set 10 grass. The whole
rlaco is under good plank fence with fences
dividing the several fields
Tho ncighbOIhoOd Is one Of the finest In the
state. This is in every sense irst-class farm,
is the late owner spared no expense to make II
SUCH ,
STOCK, FURNITURE, CROPS, &c, sold II
desired.
For further particulars address or apply to
SUTTON & CO.. llLS east Main street. or
}. B. ELAN, lll3 east Main street,
ie g9-eod5t Richmond, Va.
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VVTANTED RY A YOUNG LADY

NV +h-N I'd DI n -
w graduate OF both the Richmond High
School and the state Normal College, Nash
viIlo. Tenn, a POSITION "a teacher In school
or college. Usual English branches, Mathe-
mates. Latin, Drawing. SC. taught For fur
Their information address. stating terms aud re-
quremeIts, Il. L." Post office Box By, Ash
land Va iy i-eo1i.'
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
as P. n. MAIL daily except susssyh
935 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION dAly gerry
SUNDAY.
fiss A. N. NIGHT EKPREss dsiy l'i ~
boudAyl
sunday accommodates hetvsss hlst
ana Scotuvills leaves kichmOus tS y. o.
arrives returning 1.l5 y. ".
Express train counsel. as Lyseas1ss VI
train for stations west - Balcony "a.
Ne. viii run through on Saiurcsf y
raj Bridge. stopping 81 al stations ior - q
irving at Nstursi-rriise station a. q, D. 30
No. accommodation leaves Nsilra ID
station on Mondays az s05 4. ", 'oYiilf
nRg at ell raiiOes, arriving o. ii .'"-
9.35 A. ". Slesping-car aItsr1 81 % ta.' '.-'
and will he open fOr reception ~ isse-e
) L. N. sundays.
CONNRcTIoSs
AZ Ciif,on gonge Hits CHESAPEAKE arc VIZ
railway Tor TIE south, WssL ami Ns,tases~
At LynchbUrg with Norfolk sai Wssisfa ~.
,oai for all f.ciuts south, Southsss- As1 - s..
vest, ami Virginia hidlEna RAILWAY ~ 90
points North and Scnth. .. O.,
At Richmond with Associated kalTSls
all points Ia the South, and kirtrcnd, 49,
eictsburg and Potomac ralJOsd Tor me Nlftl'
At Lexington with Baltimore ,uJ Snly -.
road, making close connections as hN
Ferry " and frOGn Pittsburgh Asd ihr WV
slso % points North and G4sA 49,. q.
fikslut.-c1 AteeFee - ~
LsaehbuYg. -. -.
Sleeping. cars Lynchbmg 10 Memphis, A."
Orleans, and Little liocs.
Trains NAKED aally except sssSay
Tickets sOld h Gil poiBh Ones ", -
Main street, 1000 Main. aud 81 slsnnssa 49,
Aueghany depot, kighsb and sshl ,nsS.S
JOHN X. sAChVkDo
nh % General Passenger and fIprsas Agent
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC kAiLsoAD'
THROUGH ALL~RAIL PA sr-rkhldnt ~''
30 AND FROM BAIT dokA fuisA'
DRlpHIA, NEW NOkAa NJ
EASfEkN AND WSss-
kRN CITIES
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BsTwksNS u h''A
MOND AND BALflh0Rk IN AAVh
DIRECTION
eorrsspendlngly quisk rns y osssI -
fhroasH hlils Of Isdlns issasd o. ss.v,oa
IN Gsasral Fsslshs Assss
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LIVE. CEMENT. pLAsrGH. Ae.


SCHOONER ALFRED KEEN
- daily expected with 2,5Oo barrels FRESH
ROCKIAND LIME; schooner John s. Beacham
now discharging R0CKIaAND LIME.
LAND CEMENT, ANCHOR LIME, FIRE
BRICKS, LATnS. PLAsTEKERs' HAIR, sc.
WARNER MOORE,
Lump and Ground Nova Scotia Plaster.
ie1s
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& s1 q 81 . q. ....,:
CHESAPEAKEAND OHIO ROUTE.
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
eJJNE u, 1851.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
$40 A. NJ. for Newport News. Old Point Con
fort, and Norfolk, daily exceptSun-
day.
lilo A. NJ Through and Local Mall % sll
points West Sieepers Clftcn
Forge 20 Louisville and St Louis,
except Sunday.
400 P. NJ. Tor Newport News. Old Point and
Norfolk. except sunday.
400 2. n. Charlottesville Accommodation, e1-
cept sunday.
65O p, NJ. for Louisville, Cincinnati Chics-
go, S. Louis, Memphis, and New
Orleans - Fast Express with
through Pulmans dolly. Only
route running Pullmsns Vest
from Richmond.
S:l5 p. NJ. limited TO Ola Point, daily except
Sunday.
500 A. NJ. Sundays only, for Newport Ncws
Ola Point and Norfolk.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND:
sos A. NJ. Charlottesville Accommodation.
HOS A. NJ. from Norfolk, Ola Point AMI New
port News, except Sunday
3t0 p. NJ. from local points and the Nest, Ell
cept Sunday.
G35 z. VI. nom Old Point, Newport News
aud Norfolk daily.
$40 T. NJ. from Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast kXpress-iaiY.
DepOI. Seventeenth aud Broad eTee,a
Tickets ct 1850 2Sin street and az the depot.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAMS c. WIcKHAH, Second Vice-Presi'
dent Je II
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By John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

Bank and Eleventh streets.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
y SALE OF A REyERSlONAkI INIERES
IN THREE TRACTS OF LAND, CONTAINING
TOGETHER ABO 7 SlAI1-flFE ACitr.S'
VA.-By virtue II two DEGREES Ot the circuit
Court Of Ilcnrico couuty-one entered on me
2lth February, 1851, aud the other on the l'lh
June. isN-in The case OF Chafle5 /. iayior ~
co. rs. Blackburn ana oi'., we VIII sen al pun
lie auction, IN front Of lienGico county court
MONDAY, July II. 1881,
NJ 70 o'clock W., the REyEHSIUrnnr INrr-
REST Of John {. Blackburn aud wife In tho
following-descriucd LAND-yiz.:
!. \ TRACT or LAND containing FIVE
AIRES on the Mountain road, alIoiping Glen
Allon church. in Henroo county. with COM
PORTABLE FRAME DWELLING ana other
improvements thereon. .,
2 \ TRACT or LAND containing TillR-
II-FlGhT ACRES. lying and being in tho
county 0f Henrico. adjoining the lands Oh a.
H. Ford and others.
r A TRkCr or LAND containing TWEEN
Tl-TWO ACRES, MORE OR LESS. On the
Mountain road near Glen-Allcn church, al
dining The lands Of Captain John Cousins, o.
TErgs: one third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with bonds hearing Interest,
and title retained until al the purcha se-money
Is paid and a conveyance ordered ny tho court
WILLIAM n. BENERDGE,
W T. q. CAHNErT. JR.,
CONWAY X. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
cu.rrPs F. TAYLOR & co. AGAINST JOHN 9.
EIACgBURN AND ALs.-lN THE CIRCUIT COURT
or TIE COUATY or HENKICo.
I hereby certify that the bond required OF
Spectacle commissioners william n. Beyeridge,
VI. r. q. Garnet. DR., aud Conway K. Sands py
decree entered in the above cause on the lsth
DAY ~ June, 1851, hGs been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2d day Of July,
fss1. SAMUEL p WADDILL.
fv5 Deputy CLERK.
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AucrIoN sALts-ruture nays.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionears.
cflces: No. $40 Hull street, Manchester, va,
ard No. If north Eleventh street,
Richmond Va
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF
THE MOST ELEGANT AND TRULY
VALUABLE FARMS IN KING WILLIAM
COUNTY. VA, CONTAINING 1,4O3 ACRES OF
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PHILADELPHIA, RICn- - sTk
s.'lss4sss
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT sfSfh
' COAPANY's .zksk<ak
JAMHS-kIYER LINZ
FOR OLD PoiNT, soRFOLE, PoRTsMoUTH.
NEwPOh1 NEWS. CLARBMoNr,
AND JANES-RIYER LAND
INGS DIRECT.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS
At OLD POINT closely with all lines for
Washington, ID. c., Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York same afternoon:
At NORFOLK with evening trains for Nir-
ginia Beach and Ocean View;
NEWPORT NEWS Tor Snith1eld, Va:
Aud at CLAREMONT with the Atlantic and
DanyilIe railroad for WaYerlg. Hicksford, &c.
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR.
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FIRST-CLAss MEALS
Tho elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL.
carrying United states NALL
CAPTAIN DElO.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY at Z
A. NJ. (BROAD-STREET CARS cONNECT IN
FULL TIME for aboye-namsd places. arriving
81 Old Point at4P. NJ. and Norfolk st 5P. "
Returning. the steamer leaves Norfolk, Old
Point. and Newport News on alternate days,
arriving at Richmond ats P. N.
Through tickets 20 aDoge-named points on
sale on steamer and 81 CARRIERS Agency, 100
Main street. Baggage checked through
sTATE-ROUNs ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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Ill. y. NEWELL Is THE WELLKNOWN
-MILLWWGHT who resides at Manches-
ter. opposite Richmond. lie il known all
through Eastern and Southern Virginia,
who're he has been wrightng mills Tor
many years. An accident happened 10
him four years ago. the main particulars
Of which he details in this letter:
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FOR RENT.


BUSINESS GPPORTCNlTiTs.
COTTON MACHINERI FOR
X SALE.
1he machinery Of a SlX-THOUsAND SPIN
DIE sPlNNING-MILL, consisting o.
OPENERS,
CARDS.
RAILWAY HEADS md TROUGHS.
DRAWING tRA&Ei.
sLUBBIEG INTERMEDIATE;
ROWING, SPINNING, and TWISTING
FRAMES.
All il first-class condition.
For particulars apply 20
PAWTUCKET THREAD COMPANY,
Providence. X. l., or
CIR. MAkEPEACE.
70 12-crn MIN Engineer. Providence. Il. l.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-27
The VI EHIl!!I'!lEE
Sewing Machine
STANDS AHEAD or ALL OTHERS

The latestimproved cylinder shut
tie and fiat Shank needle cannot be
set wrong, are among the latest
improvements. Over 600, 900 now
in use in the short time ofl1 years.
Never such record with any other
sewing machine. Don't buy any
till you have examined this new
machine then you can Judge for
Yourself the quietest shuttle ma.
chine on the market. Let me hear
from you.
I have also the patent DOUBLE
EDGED REVERSIBLESHEARS
or SCISSORS, the best you ever
saw, never need grinding nor get
loose i'll rivet.
And am still making a large
amount of the best quality OF pop
lar aud oak furniture, snch as mar
BILE top bureaus, tables, stands,
sideboardS, cnpboardS,trund beds,
Sc. Repairing done and pictures
framed. Pulpits for churches made
to order.
Thanking you for past favors, I
submit my claims to you IN the tn
ture and will try and merit d con
tinuance of the same patronage.
Respectfully, &C.,
R. 81. PENNEWELL,
ONANCoCK, VA.
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Hanging RuloR.

IT never saw but one man hanged" re-
marked DR.. john Thompson to tourist re-
oontly, sbut that one illustrated tho force of
habit even in the agonics of death. OF course
you remember tue murderer RuloA, who was
hanged ct Binghamton some twelve or four
teen years ago. was one of the physicians
who attended the execution. RulofP was
man who believed in nothing. When he
walked out for execution preceded by the
chief OF police of Binghamton and followed by
tho sheriff and his deputies, he wore old
fashioned trousers with pockets in the outside
seams. His elbows were not so pinioned but
that he could thrust his hands in his pockets,
and he had them in as lie stood with the moose
about his neck listening 10 the reading Of the
death warrant and the last words that were
said, with the indifference Of stoic In fact,
his hands were still in his pockets when the
drop fell, but the sudden jerk wrenched one
of them ont. Illoticed as stood waiting for
the swaying Of the limp body to cease that
twice strong effort was made by his hand
to thrust itself back into his pocket. The
second attempt was partially successful, and
literally Rulof died with bis hands in his
pockets was informed that it was his
habitual custom to walk and think with his
hands i'll his trousers pockets Albany
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-27
The Secret of Success.

The secret Of getting themost out Of men,
of getting out of them more than their wages,
of securing service which is never paid for,
because It cannot be estimated in wages, Is to
make them the sharers of the enthusiasm
which you feel yourself, and make them feel
not only that they are well paid for their ser
vices, but that they are thoroughly appreci-
ated for their best work. II you touch man
always OH his best side, sooner or later you
make. this best side the equivalent OF tn"
whole man, and then it is comparatively cosy
to keep him at his hest. This is the secret OF
tho success of individual men III great enter
prises. They have not only thought large
themselves, but have made other men wise
co.opcrators with them, md llsel their joint
laLors in reaching single rcsult-Boston
Herald. -...,s.-- 1850
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-08-27
Hl1usekeepgr's


Messrs. Balew 6 Berry, repre-
sentatives of the Wrought Iron
Range Company, are now canvas
ing the county with their Celebra-
ted Home Comfort Cooking Ranges,
which combines all the modern i'm.
provements necessary to IL first
class cooking apparatus. besides
being constructed of the very best
material. rendering it absolutely ill.,
destructible. They will call on and
take pleasure in demonstrating the
superior advantages of their range,
and all OF the good citizens should
not fail to take advantage Of the
opportunity to purchase as they
are only sold direct from the fac
tory and not through dealers at all.
We refer to few Of he purchasers
in this county, who can readily
testify to the superior advantages
OF these ranges: